The Technology of the Day of Judgment

Technology of the Day of Judgment

Science has bowed before the Qur’an after 1400 years.

Are we thinking with the wrong organ?

The matter is not limited to the brain alone; the story is far deeper than that.

Modern science has only recently discovered neurocardiology.

Doctors are astonished to learn that the human heart contains more than 40,000 neurons—

that is, brain-like cells.

Scientists are now saying that the heart is not just a pump that circulates blood; rather, it thinks, feels, and makes decisions.

Now look back 1400 years.

The Qur’an does not emphasize the brain; instead, it repeatedly describes the heart as the center of understanding:

“They have hearts with which they do not understand.”

(Qur’an, Al-A‘raf 7:179)

Our liberal friends used to mock this, saying:

“The heart is just a pump; the brain is what thinks.”

Today, the very same Western scientists are saying that the electromagnetic field of the heart is 5,000 times more powerful than that of the brain.

When your heart engages in remembrance (dhikr) or harbors hatred toward someone, it emits a magnetic wave that can affect a person standing several feet away.

This is the spiritual Wi-Fi that is called the insight (firāsah) of a believer.

If you think your thoughts simply disappear into the air, then read the research of the Japanese scientist Dr. Masaru Emoto.

He claimed that water has memory.

If positive words or good intentions are spoken to water, its crystals appear beautiful and diamond-like under a microscope.

But if water is subjected to abuse, curses, or negative intentions, its structure becomes distorted and ugly.

Now do you understand why we blow (dam) water for the sick?

Or why Zamzam water carries healing?

The human body is 70% water.

When you hold negative thoughts about yourself or others, you are actually destroying the molecular structure of the water in your own body.

Jealousy and hatred are not just sins—they are self-destruction buttons that you press yourself.

Now I am about to present a reality that will make your hair stand on end.

We assume that our thoughts are our private property, locked safely inside our brains.

No.

Wrong. Completely wrong.

My favorite scientist Nikola Tesla said in 1933 that human thoughts are actually energy, and that they can be converted into images.

Science is now accepting that the electrical signals of the brain can be decoded.

Yet we are still teaching children in schools the story of Newton’s falling apple, while the West is developing machines that will scan the brain and display your thoughts on a screen.

Now let us see what the Qur’an and Hadith said 1400 years ago about this subtle technology.

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said in his most famous hadith:

“Actions are judged by intentions.”

(Sahih Bukhari, Hadith 1)

We considered this merely a moral statement.

But viewed in the light of Tesla’s theory, this is quantum physics.

Action belongs to the physical world.

Intention is frequency / energy.

Tesla says that thought is energy.

When you form an intention, your brain emits a specific wavelength.

If your action is great but the intention behind it is weak or corrupt, it carries no weight in the universe.

That is why Allah looks at our hearts—the center of thoughts.

Our thoughts are not disappearing into space; they are leaving behind an electrical signature.

Since childhood we have heard that two angels (Kirāman Kātibīn) sit on our shoulders recording our deeds.

We imagine them holding notebooks and pens.

For God’s sake, do not measure the technology of angels by the limits of our outdated intellect.

The Qur’an says:

“He does not utter a single word except that with him is a watcher, ready to record.”

(Qur’an, Qaf 50:18)

And in Surah Al-Jathiyah:

“This is Our record; it speaks against you with truth. Indeed, We were having recorded whatever you used to do.”

(Qur’an, 45:29)

The word “nasta nsikh” (We were copying/replicating) is extremely important here.

If humans (Tesla, and today’s AI) can build machines that convert brain waves into images, then can Allah’s system not be recording your entire life as audio and video?

On the Day of Judgment, when your record of deeds is presented, it will play before you like a 4K video.

“So whoever does an atom’s weight of good will see it.”

(Qur’an, Az-Zalzalah)

Here, it does not say read—it says see.

Tesla’s concept of thought photography is merely a tiny trailer of the technology of the Day of Judgment.

Why does the system want this power to remain only in their hands?

What is Elon Musk’s Neuralink doing today?

It wants to implant a chip in your brain to read your thoughts.

This will be the greatest weapon of the Dajjal.

If they can read your thoughts, they can change your thoughts.

They will declare you a criminal before you even commit a crime, just as shown in Western movies.

This is the tribulation we were meant to prepare for.

But what is our youth doing?

Dancing on TikTok.

Here, once again, I curse our rotten educational system.

What are we being taught in schools?

Rote memorization.

Darwin’s monkey.

British history.

Why are we not taught that man is a transmitter?

Why are we not taught the science of purification of the soul (tazkiyah-e-nafs)?

Because if a Muslim realizes that pure thought is as powerful as a laser beam, he will become more dangerous than an atom bomb.

The thoughts of the Companions (رضي الله عنهم) carried such power that Hazrat Umar (رضي الله عنه), while standing on the pulpit in Madinah, could call out to Sariyah (رضي الله عنه) miles away:

“O Sariyah, to the mountain!”

And his voice was heard there.

This was telepathy or thought transmission, born from the power of faith.

We lost that science, and today we have become slaves of smartphones.

My fellow Muslims,

Your mind is not a garbage dump.

Every thought that enters it is being recorded, and it is affecting the universe.

Tesla’s theory conveys this message to us:

the unseen world is real.

Protect your thoughts.

Do not hand your mind over to Dajjal-like media.

Read the Qur’an as a book of science, so that you may remain free in the coming age of mental slavery.